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    I Wonder if They Grow Balloon Trees on the Moon
    I Wonder if They Grow Balloon Trees on the Moon
    I Wonder if They Grow Balloon Trees on the Moon
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    I Wonder if They Grow Balloon Trees on the Moon

    By Brion Martin

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    Ice cream Mountains, frosting covered roofs, and trees that grow balloons! A little boy immersed in his imagination learns that God is creator of all things seen and unseen – and the possibilities are endless.

    “I Wonder if They Grow Balloon Trees on the Moon,” is a children’s book written in rhyme about a little boy with lots of questions. His mother uses his questions as way for him to see the world around them as a beautiful place, created by a creative God. She keeps his imagination stimulated by highlighting the wonders of the things we have seen and peaks his interest about the things we have yet to discover – maybe balloon trees on the moon!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrion Martin
    Release dateMar 23, 2016
    ISBN9781311404497
    I Wonder if They Grow Balloon Trees on the Moon
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    Brion Martin

    Coming from a childhood of poverty and homelessness was significant in shaping my worldview. It was through the difficult times of my youth that I developed a vivid imagination in order to cope with the harsh realities of daily life. I hope to spark young readers imagination as well with fun and creative stories that unlock Biblical truths. From the age of 19 I have been a lover of Jesus Christ. God has truly transformed my life and blessed me with one worth living. I am married to a wonderful wife, and we have three beautiful daughters. My wife and I serve as Associate Pastors of Harvest Vineyard Church in Waterloo, IA. My desire is to see lives changed by the power of the Gospel. Jesus is LORD and I pray everyone who reads my books will come to understand and receive this truth.

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